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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10

::MARRIED.-O Thursday last, our young
friend Mr.. Frank Smith, of this city, was
married to Miss Julia c., the popular
daughter Of Mr.. Edward Shea. The Rev.
Father Kelley, ofliciated. We tender the
young couple our warmest congratulations,
and trust that the life before them may be
filled with happiness and content.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10

Sulliyan's Hibernian Cigars, only five
cents, compare fayorably with the best 10
cent Hayanas. Call for them when you
want delicious aroma.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10
To Owners of Minerals and Mineral
PcOparties

We have effected arrangements with
DR.. Traphagen, graduate Of Columbia
School of Mines and now instructor in
chemistry in the Staunton Male Academy,
for furnishing qudlitataUe analyses Of iron
and manganese ores, ochres, Sc. These
reports will determine the quality Of the
metal ard whether they are of suficien
value to justify development, and will
be furnished free. Should q qudntadtace
analysis be desired, it will be supplied at a
reasonable cost.
Parties sending specimens must pay all
charges of transportation on materials to
this Office.
The result of the analysis will be pub
lished in the VIRGINIAN, the owners
name being designated by his initials.
Under this arrangement parties having
minerals upon their property can send
specimens and have them tested as to
quality aU5thout cost.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
Near Mt. Scion, in Augusta County.

Near Mt. Scion, in Augusta County.
The undersigned commissioners, in pursu-
ance of q decree of the Circuit Court of Angus "a
county entered on the 9th day of December,
1885, in the cause of Showalter's Admr, VS.
Whitehurst and ais, will nroeeed to sell at
pubic auction to the highest bidder, in front
Oh the Count House of Augusta III Staunton on
Monday, the oath dag of january. 1887,
Showaiter died, seized and possessed, contain
irg about l55 ACRES. This land lies near the
village OF Mt Scion and in desirable neigh-
bolhood. The land is of fine quality, lies well
and is very desirable purchase. it will be
surveyed before the day OF sale and may be
offered in parcels to suit purchasers.
El-At the same time and place we will also
offer for sale
A TRACT OF 29l4 ACRES ON NORTH RIVER,
adjoining Woodell and others, also belonging
to The estate of said Jacob showalter, decd.
TERMS.--Cagh in hand sufficient to pay the
costs OF suit and sale, and the residue upon
credits of one, two and three years in equal
Instruments with interest, the purchaser to
execute bonds with approved personal security
for the deferred payments and the title to be
retained as ultimate security.
w. e. CRAIG.
RICHARD P. Bella
Commissioners.
In he Clerks Office Of the Circuit court of AUGUSTA
County,:
l. b. f. Terry, Dep. Clerk of said Court, do
certify that Richard P Bell, one of the COM
missiOners of sale in the above case has given
the bond required by the decree of sale therein,
Given under my hand this 18th day of De-
cember, 1886.
decs0-tds B. f. TERRY, Dep. Clerk.
POSTPONEMENT
The above sale is postponed until MONDAY,
W. E. CRAIG,
RIP. BELL,
feb10 Commissioners.
TN NEW QUARTERS!
store room
No. SOUTH AUGUSTA STREET
I am now prepared to meet every want of my
customers and the public in the line of
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10

Remember. Weller's is headquarters fol
Black Goods Of every description.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10

HALE HOUSE.
(Near Ches. & Ohio r. R. Depot,)
STANTON, VA.
The Hale House having been thoroughly rem
Ovated and newly furnished is now open for
guests commodations tirst-class in every
respect and rates reasonable.
Omnibus to and from depots free of charge.
Special rates to commercial travellers, for
whom lare sample rooms have been provided
on first floor. FITZ & WOODWARD, Props,
Late of Hale House, Charleston W. Va
August 9Th. 1885.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10

i . " I I'M II 1O4l4N3 I HIT
S. NJ. A.. Feb. 8. 'S7.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY oath, 1887

in South River township, Augusta comfy, Va,
Staunton, on the Greenville road, the place
known as Kindig's Shops. Will be sold on said
day. the following property, to-wit:
From l2 to Is Thousand feet of first quality
White Oak and Locust LUMBER, ripped for
Wagonmakef's materials, we'll seasoned: 100
Tongues for and horse wagons: 1000 Spokes
chopped out, large Size lot of Wagon Makers
Tools, one geared Turning LATHE. and many
osher Wagon Makers Fixtures too numerous
to mention. Also Household ard Kitchen
FURNlTURE of every description, one good
milk COW. &C., &c.
when terms will be made known by
feb3-2t JOHN r. SMITH
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Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Notions,
Fancy Goods,
&C., &c.

will be foGnd attractive, and suited to til
wants of the public.
e5- cord al invitation is extended to all OF
my Old customers and friends and the public
generally to call at the new store and examin Q
for themselves the
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10

THE LADIES MONUMENT COMMITTEE
held meeting yesterday afternoon and
agreed to get up two entertainments. an
opera and drama, to be presented after
Lent. Various committees were APP
pointed on preiiminaries and the work will
be vigorously prosecuted.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10

JANIsH, one of the greatest of living
actresses, appears at the Opera House
next Wednesday, and will doubtless afford
the finest dramatic performance ever given
il Stanton. She needs no .heralding
He praises have been sung by thousands.
anG wherever she las been she carries
away with her the hearts of the people
Secure your seats early
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10

CUT HIS THRoAT.-Tuesday morning,
George Tyree, colored, of Waynesboro,
cut his throat with suicidal intent. He
was under Indictment for selling liquor
without license, and the authorities were
about to handcuff him to take him to
Stanton, when he reached down to his
boot, took out razor and slashed his
throat. The windpide was nearly severed,
two cuts having been made at it, The
wounds are severe and may prove fatal.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10
--BARGAINS
now being offered

now being offered.
Respectfully,
s. D. TIMBERLAKE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-10

spring. Mr.. Lara's experiment with the
pea crop, proves the wisdom Of peas for
fertilizing purposes. Others will follow
his example.
The poultry business is receiving a great
deal of attention at present, and quite a
number of our farmers will carry large
stocks hereafter.
After George Greene (colored). one of
the persons arrested for selling liquor
without license, had had hearing before
his Honor, Mayor Patterson, he was sent
to the town Jail for safe-keeping, until he
could be sent to the county Jail, to await
the action of the grand jury. He was
confined i'll the second story of the Jail,
and the keeper ON going to his room
Tuesday morning. found his throat cut
from ear to ear. He is still alive, but
there is little hope of his recovery.
Your correspondent failed to learn wheth-
er the weapon with which Greene inflicted
the wound upon himself was razor or a
knife, but as the former is a favorite
with colored people-nearly all of whom
carry one on all occasions, he supp0ses
that to have been the one used by
Greene.
Stuart Baskin, who has been quite i'll
from neuralgia in the face and head, is
able to he about.
John Brownee has rented the "Old
Forge" farm and will cultivate it the en-
suing season.
Mr.. John Hamilton, one of the Oldest
and most highly honored and esteemed Of
Augustus citizens is quite i'll at his sons,
Henry Hamilton, home on Christians
Creek. There is no man in the county
who numbers as many friends and as few
enemies as Mr.. Fl. In fact you could not
find man in the whole county who
knows him. but honors and respects him.
Mr.. H. is quite aged, but has retained his
strength, both mental and physical, to a
wonderful degree, UP to within short
time ago, 1t is to be hoped that he may
rally from this attack and live many
years to brighten the hearthstones of his
many children, in whose homes he always
finds cordial welcome, each wing with
the other to do him honor, and smooth
! the way of their father down the path
Of life. ROVER, {
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EDG1eRs q sasalsH,


NxnTxN0 AZ DENvnR % I'M MATRoNAr
MDETohxAL An9cclA3ruM.
DHvEn, 6epl. l8-Tha third animal
msetina Of Ne n Hstloual Eiilalial Asoo-
elatton assembled In tbs Chamhes of
uommsfce this afternoon. Hon. o. III.
Jocea o. Jaeksonville. Fla. pFesidina.
he Baid q Was tbs hope % ths oGlosFs
that 81 The meeting there shoelA 6o
present nos lsss than $50 delegates rsp.
resentloR every stats in tha Ualon,
They felt u uas no want Of eHart on
their pagt thas saoh . oonsaumation
vaa Dos achieved and Ia view Of al ths
dlfsealsiss and obstacles In Abe way q
uas . matter for ooDRsatnlatlan that %
many we're present for u showed that
lhsro was vitality 10 The idea and 90.
iecis Of the assembly thaa 40 many had
o0ne from % many nfatre and nnuh
lone diaiAnces 90 participate Il The pso-
osedlnRn.
TAs following COMMITTEES On ere
dentials VISA then apposntedi MeamRn.
Herbert, Of Minnesota, MaOaba, Of
Massachusetts,. Rabe. Of Wlssonsln,
White. Of VirRiutA. and Jonos, ok
L0uisiana. Who shortly afterwards
bfosght In their rspnFt sAowtna an a.
tendance Of about 100 Delegates kPon
many States, which Sas noopie6.
OOFstgponoing 0sofstagv PaheF, az
colorado, thea read bic report 30 Ahe
BIZ cutivs Oammitioe. Whio6, e The ~
qonst Of saeh Oommittes, Vas rad BE-
lore the Convention and aaopae6.
Secretary q ibsFt read toe = sort of
lhr Commtttse on BY.Lsws and On.
Itilntion, which, As amendtd. vas
Adoptsd.
Late 10 The afternoon the msmbsFu Of
lhe Oonvantion took part IN o pnbllo
parade, on tue occasion of NE oponirR
81 the Denver kspositIoo, oAFFiaase b.
Inc provided b. the Chamber Of Con-
usFce.
AZ the evening session che Prsaideaa
delivered Z most able address. which -.
Iuitsd 10 . COMMITTEES being Appointed
10 consider the queaiinn OF q trade Jour.
nal, and q COMMITTEES Of nine 90 con
lideR the laW of libel.
Secretary Paber then read q poem,
afleg which a. J. LafarRua, in tko Ah-
lsncs OF Oolohs Burke. delivered an Rd-
dress on the "New B0uth."
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IN auESzIs1 - - wEzun xacEF VIA
~ mArcMEn AaAmEx xnn xnnsxEM
Nsw Yonx. Bspa la-Toa arut triAl
.aes ostseen sAe Auerisan yashts NJ.
nUss nDd VpluniosR occurred anaay,
Iha NoiunfeaR eEososa aha line nrss,
Msyd0wsR - seconds later. They wsfe
followed ous b. he ecoioA yaehl Thia
lle. 1ha tS6o wea bG1lsmme1 RoiRn
and rseuFnina. Tna wind ai tha starr
waa blowing only miina an honF nnd
the wrnfAef Wag hoxy.
At 10 .. q. tho winc 2iod cut alto.
RethaF and The yaehts wene driftina
nack toward 6@ndy Hook ON shs stEunn
noo4 tia u w1s egionul ehAa ahay
eoale noe cover The oo1Fss today d Ne
time allowed, seven hoaFs. Ths volnn-
tesR was allahtiy IN the lead, haa shs
Question ns 20 whioh of ehs Ameriean
ynehts viii esnesaa Ter tie AuaFiaan
eap vita ne scotch yaeht z atiIl e.
much unoolNod q ever.
1hs Thinele ah0wsd ina light Wind
that ehe & sapssisg 10 either q he
n MU"WrtIEI.I -7la "a = .sl
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Nav YoaK.
ARnIvyNa pna Tmn xraTm nw-
FuBAGuAM 9 MvmWrfow.

pxExaAfSs knnIvTNa Rna Tmn sraxw N
PuBlluAN aNvGUElnn.
eAnAEcoA y 70. Sspa. 1R-Tha
dsleeaess 20 ths R-pahliean elsss Can-
Vantion are oominR here ai0wls, about
oBe-thtfd the nnmhsg bolna already a
st1e1dan-o. Tue saaia osmuisaaa VT
thia evening sse.la The orRanfzalion AZ
the conventioa. u now sea ! prohnhla
iha1 senator Evarts wfIl Be "a ssen tenn
poFaEy chairman an9 Nennaas M1llpr
peraa11ns praHtdent. NJ. n nonnk =
peopoeed Toe ehaiFuan OF tha Commits
Tee 90 Re9olnaio-a l. lsweamR e ~ a.
ieFmihed thas Feed Genna for GncFe-
tsPv Of STATE aud MF. Oarmiehasl, of
DaGAlo. for STATE Treasures, vim bs shs
nentDaaione.
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PLAN FOR ERRR RlRg.
Calif0rnia's Population b
70 be Increased.
THE e0gERNsR O. sAllFBRHla.
TAs salnaa Esrkss h Is1asa Fifs.s.
nass st,azTsw ezz.s Rssz Bails
-Mars Frsn tks CArsalnsa "a
tAs Biasksses cssfsusios-
DsAtA wss,h.



szuA1un sxANFonDis PEam q. Enusnas-
IAo TMB RoRuLA110M a. cAxzRonM1A.
eAn FRksuEsco, seus. IA plsn 3,
witch California viii gaia Q vefy lasaI
ropzlatlnn b en1d 20 Be under oonaidsF
alton hy tbe DiFeeeor1 of aha GonshaRx
Paefno. u 3 noehi1E more eR lee thaE
Dakfna bed Enok raess frsD OAianQp q
thIs sifv - fn0aes immiRlatian.
zha CAroassib wiH iumcETow ecnfaiz
IN ontltne Of the plan. u b % far per.
fee1sd, Il h said, that SenafoR Stanford
oellspee tAea be can ascnra The 60 CO.
Grafton Of eha other Iinss n makinR sf.
ranRmeuae Which cash wtli aooap4.
Ihe plUpaEtlnn onntemplnaea e. lSW 4
Rats e. SIS b6lUoen U6lo4ko ana H6ls
elty. TIE present rate of fare 10 ekT 50
1he seduction would DO ahnuA 90 uaK
ossf. Beswesn Osdsa ana thia eisy shs
Southern Raeiee Oompany wiil haul tn
mizFE1ts free. and q b likely thas ths
unton Paeifs 9TH b prevailed upan 90
maks Q nominal rate 90 thaa frum the
M1eouFi RIVER the total onae of passage
you'd Be aboot S nos including meals.
The giving of virtual fFee tahls &c
well a. railway fare has boen considered
and may yst Be aoopsed.
The Gsnssos,s plan has not been fully
elaborated and tima must be takon IN
1llina In the details nov that ans rough
aksteh hes besn drawn. II cd ,paod as
Il is esFy likely 70 be the sohema viii be
basod On these oonditiou8 which mnsl
rule the tFaflo under consideration:
Esrsa-Ths free fare privilege will be
sxclusively for Immigrants and thsig
families.
esooad-It usasi b shown 10 ths sas-
tsfasfiOn Of the railroad aompant'.
agent that the travslaF's stay In 0aiifor-
MIA q ao4 70 BE- transient, cehsswisa ths
fall fare must be paid.
Third-The passenger mssk eOntfaet
with the company sOs 10 tramafeF bis
lickst 70 Others.
fonrth-He musl give sons paoof o.
bic lntsution 20 taks up q peFmansni
residence on this Ooasa.
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sALnem masKEr.

kpvIcng KaoM TzB LONDON MkzxET-
HIaH PRICES PnKyAILs
gAN FRANcrsco, Sept. 13.-Advioes
from Londen today state that salmon
pFioes ere exeeedingly hFm IN faos Of .
risira market st Liverpool, bat the
trade does not geapoud with anything
like the same alaegIty that 70 does IN the
North. Advancing prices are reported
from the Pacific Coast, leaving tie in.
preston that the qaotatione hsva been
ruskod too hian 10 admit Of expandina
The oOnssmpIIon Of the article. Toe
sFansaetious during the weak have been
Of q oomparatlvely uaFrow seals.
The Lonoon Gypcsr's 6eastts reports,
Too hish VAlues no9 ruling fog thjl
commodtty here mataRially eheoked the
demand from tbs retail trade. Hlahel
prlees are not impossible, and they will
Be accompanied with much reduced
eeusumpiion 90 that the gsocers may Be
expecaed 10 purchase for thelE bare 70
Quiroments, only which will mean
small business fos some time 10 come.
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HorsAarn FsslAe ana Ne Unian Panias
parry. krs1l6sut HaEFia, e ths Norsh
~ k11laas ozeilned - maz8 nny ssass
nest eun14gnln4 ne ma1anR. Tna rsD-
eeasnsatlHns q 80 Cniun Panfaa parry
Aa1eas kuusPess thn1 70 eumrEami11
gea Dod1 ~ en4 lnaI the Norlhuln
kAp.A1 sloek hel6 b. ~ 0esaaa fsans
eon1anen1nk aAd al tks pFoxiee seenFed
@ ~ ln1eges4 nf fhn Bninn Psasf7e vii
= veeed D Hsaxy Flilar1 and Q. OnIny,
gne naye h~ea aep0inted 4 eommillss
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WFrrm msLm.
zow A MARROW 0uAaB n0AD n zRxTHo
10 alCuRn 4 pa.

now A Hkknow 0uAas nOAp n zRxrxo
10 sB0unB 4 Rkss.
San FRAncEsoo SEPT. 13-Fiftsen
milsa Of nee railroad have bsel aaded
% the southern end Of TIE Pacific Ooae9
Narrow 0ange line n San Lsis Ooispo
county lsaRly. Tue lins 10 headsd for
0aviott Pass and 10 being bails there 80
tastes 1000 men can Fush u ahead. The
chiecs Of thia Funh is 70 secure control
Of ths Pass before tie eoutoegn Psciae
Conpany reaches u from santa Bar
bara. Ths Psef0e Oosst CsmpAny coald
thsn name its pEiee foR Sue nsFv0w
Raaaa and could command it, as thsFs
Is room for only ons lins In the Pass
and theEe b 20 opening exeeua c8e
many miles nearer ths coast Frum q
esBslsman Feeently from San Luis
Ooispo 70 vas learned ysstssdAy thai
there are runoEs sdsas tn thaf ssosion
that tha Atlantis a Paeiae uoald prob
ahly eenneoa win ths Peesao Ooasl
KailRozd II the Southern PaoiGo ei6
nos, the Atlantic 4 Pscids starting oat
from Los Anaelss via Hasasmo. Eaai
nesFs ara nee N the Geld thsee loeasina
line for this puFpoae.
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PHxsnuna. Gepi. Is -rha Home
team aRaGn defeaaed tna Waahiuatnn,
By 6anohing thalr htln In eho hrge IN
uinR. Morris pitched = winning game
While ODsy was hit hard. Ths al
tendance was about 500; score, Piiis.
burg. .; WashlnRson. /.
CzzoAoo Sept. lS-Phiiadolphia, u,
Osisaao. a.
IxDsAMAPoEls. ssps. Is. --Indianapolis,
7; Mes Yark.
DErnnrr. Sspk 1sl-Dstroii. 0; Bos-
ton. =
EEw YOHE. Sept. ls.-MstrupOl'tans.
3; Olsvoland, 8.
BsooxLxx, sspt. Is.-Brcoklyn. 9, Cin.
einRasi. 7.
PnrLADsIRuzA. ssut, Alhlstiss. I,
Lo1isS tie. B
RALznaoRz, Sept. 10 There was no
game today 0n account of the rain.
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wsnx or TIE LUrHERAR CaUncn N
coUnoIL AsaHnBLnD.

wsHx or TIE LUTHERAN CaUncn m
coUncIL AssEAnLnD.
0KxnHvELLn (Pal. espt. lS.-At to-
days session OF the general council Of
the Lutberan CkuFoh u Wns ooeided
that ths funds coming from TIE sale Of
the general councils publication should
be diEecsed a. fellows TWo-thiFds of
the surplus Of che German publications
20 the German hoDe mission, and the
same amsuns 10 the English home mis-
aion for the English publieation. Tue
vsmaindsr 10 10 Be devoted 10 foreign
mission works.
TIE OounoIl voted 10 prepare an
odialon Of the litnRey Of the shuFoh
nsFviee, apart from the full church
book, 10 order tkst u might b intro
dnosd n the eongFsaaiion, espseially
toe 0eEmans not yst prepared 10 receivs
the entire boek.
Dr.. W. A. Pnasasant reported on the
Chicago seminary that &c be with
others had besn appointed 20 make
preparatory arrangements toward opon-
ine the seminary. partly owinR 20 the
attitude assumed by the AaRustian
synod sad parity owing % The nieknssl
| Of the proper persons had not been
found % act 80 trustses OF tho proposed
enteRpFtss, ind the work has not beer
prosecuted.
Il vas dsCidsd 10 hold TIE Oouvsn
tion Of the Council IN 4inneapolis
Mtnmenoem.i
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RESULTS og A MnATKD nEacUsIoH ~ TMR
Mouum oE oonEnGnns.

RESULTS oB A HEATED pEnCUssIoH ~ IMH
Mouum oR ooN1fnRg.
LoHpon, Sept. 70 -DbFipg . discus
tion Ia tko II luse Of Commons last
ninhs on the annendment made IN the
Houas Of Lords 20 the Goal Miners bill,
0ranan, MembsF for LanaFksbire. vas
suapendod for rsfusing 20 9poloRize for
defogAsOFy references 70 the Houss Of
Lorde.
Edward Harrington, Nationalist,
Membos foe west Kerry, vas also sas
pandod. The House was considering
tbs ameadmsnis maee By the House sf
Lords 20 the Truck Bili 10 rsfeFeues 10
the weekly payments Of wages IN Ise
land. HasTine9sn aftos beina warned
FOE bis ufisrances during the dsbats
waa ordered By she epoaksR 10 resume
bis osak. He Fspiied passio.aaslY, Il
will not Fegume nv soal I0a b9ve
ben watching 70 pounee upon me eveI
sincs roaa. ! claim nv Fiaht 70 apeak- I
Harrinaton va thefeupon auapeudtd q
and retired from The ho1as amid ths
shesss Of The Pafnfliises.
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HOUSE or COMMONS.
Trsatment Of Political Pris'
oners Discussed.
GENERAL IuTHERaH ssUHsll
Members sarpsnssa--Ealsor o'Brlsas
Rri.ua csil---cAssrs saa ssssss.--
Jake Sharp'a CAss-- View
rurk nspaAllsaas--.
Balasgs Anssahlsd.
I'M cuHEzzEMEEr CT PnzrrscaL rEzson
NNa nmcuEaKp.

~ o4A4dAAA9AA 81 EAAf1ECAk t3z1uN
KRa nmCussEp.
LoKDoR. Sept. lA-In tho Hoass q
Oommons this evening John pnilir
Nolan, Home RuleE. asked II d wars
true thaa william URfian wa eunfins z
% 2 cell Q hy 4 fesi, and n Balfour
ohisf SeasslaEy Goa Ireland, meant d
otaer . reasonable aeoonodalion foi
tie pFiaoiaR.
BalfouF had no knoulsdps respecting
lAa nal1re of tho eoli oosapied by
Vbfien. OF course b waa his desire
thaa O'Bslen be eoufoFtahly oananed,
and tbs pEison Fulea provide shna an
ssasd pEiaa1era shoald have reasonable
Nolan hop-d he Govsrsmesl vouIa
relax she pEisoa rules applicabla 20
poiiiical oHen6eEs in Ireland, and
especially urged q modihoatian % tie
daaFadinG oatiss snfoEosd % common
criminals,
Ralfoar was unable 10 zee hew The Of.
fensss of pefsona arrested nndeF the
crimes not differed from the offsnnss an
der the ordinary lsw. Al pFisonsFs
ehonlo be treated alike regarding prisnn
diseipiina. he waa unable 20 ccnosivs
haw The Irish uemheEs oouid make any
Differences between Q prison tTealmsol
given psrsous under arrest fog incitina
people 20 crimes Ana ouifaaea and shaf
given 10 those under arrest fer onmmit-
tina the crimes and o1traees. O'Bgitn
bad only himseif 30 thank for being IN
custody.
John Merely said that ths aesios Of
the Irish members uaa dns 10 the na-
turs Of the exsaptional law forced on
the people Of their country. Hs urged
the GovsFBment te FoeOnaldaR theiF rs-
fusal 70 arant a. inquiry tnfe ahs con
duoa Of Sha poles e NilohsllssoWn.
Pnrnall said The 0CvsRumsnt tFiad 10
stFi terror into tie henFta oe their cp-
ponanta by treating political prisoners
iike criminaIn al ne hanuse s.ps. Pa
cell naid further, thaa The GaVaFnmens
lnRa m lFalAnd. The D lee ae1ed like |
soWaEds, end we're part of the system |
Which Waa . fetRn Of tsrroE within ths |
prison and mnfoef wifh0ut. instead Of
.onoeoinR tfeland'e Kiehf % manage |
her oUn aaatTs. tbe 00vsFnmsnt bad !
laksn her ~ TIE ehroaa and Was trying |
10 ptrAnals her. In oonaluaion, PsEnell |
laid be wished Ratfonr well 0nl oe hls |
lsb. "My only fear is.n aadoA the |
lgish leadsE, les. somo men become % |
sxanporaiea - - oommit Wild sues Of |
.sesnea. / Will sonttnas. howsvsF. 90 |
zEae my eountTymen 10 patient spduF- |
lnos Of the WFona and snfssinR until |
hsy Get hoDe Fule.n
Ihe fsish AppgopEiailon bill passed |
10 third Tsadina and The HOUSE ad. |
|oarned until Friday Rext, when PaFlta-
nont Uill Be pfaFoaaee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-14
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